"Her deal was simple โ I could pick out what she was to wear if I would wear the exact same thing."
"High Heels," written in by E. L. from Alexandria, VA.
Penthouse Letters, Vol. 5. No. 8. August 1987
I've seen a lot of takes circling around this topic, and it always surprises me how people think those with fixed preferences are the problem, and not the writers/artists completely mutilating character's traits to fit the top/bottom stereotypes.